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An 88th minute corner was flicked into the back of the net by Garcia, leaving the door open for Atletico to seal a second-leg victory despite a weak performance at Real Madrid’s home ground, the Santiago Bernabeu. Copa del Rey champions Real Madrid used their one-sided command of possession to dictate the game's tempo but they could not break the deadlock until James Rodriguez, their newly-signed Colombian World Cup star, came on as a second-half substitute for the injured Cristiano Ronaldo. Rodriguez took advantage of a penalty area scramble to poke the ball into the net for the game's first goal on 81 minutes. Atletico will be hopeful of snatching a victory in the second-leg game played at their Vicente Calderon home ground on Friday night. Atletico's Turkish midfielder Arda Turan is missing both legs of the Super Cup due to a suspension from last season.
